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Clare Price: How Seasonal Affective Disorder can affect the workplace

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A healthcare worker in protective gear, adhering to new isolation rules, administers a nasal swab test to an elderly man wearing glasses and a face mask.

Businesses welcome new Covid-19 isolation rules

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A person wearing a mask sits alone in a dimly lit office with several empty desks and orange chairs, facing multiple computer monitors. Large windows allow natural light to filter into the room, casting a somber mood as the news of Wales workers fined lingers in the air.

Businesses could be fined up to £10,000 in Wales for breaking...

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A person sits at a table with two glasses of beer, head in hands, in a dimly lit setting. The string lights hanging above cast a somber glow, reminiscent of the mood during the omicron wave when people hoped for any kind of bailout.

Chancellor announces £1bn bailout for leisure and hospitality

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A multi-layered heart-shaped object with layers in pink, yellow, green, and blue colors on a gray background symbolizes unity and diversity reminiscent of the values upheld by the Gender Recognition Act.

Gender recognition process in urgent need of reform, say MPs

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Five men are engaged in a conversation in a casual indoor setting with coffee cups. The man in the purple shirt appears to be leading the discussion, possibly addressing topics like workplace dynamics or menopause, while others listen attentively.

Men need workplace menopause support say HR leaders

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A curly-haired individual wearing a beige blouse with black trim stands against a plain background, smiling at the camera, appearing relieved after receiving their compulsory vaccine.

Emma Clark: Will workplaces make Covid-19 vaccinations compulsory in 2022?

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A woman in business attire sits on the floor with her head resting on her arms, appearing distressed. In the modern office with tall bookshelves in the background, the weight of battling the gender pay gap seems to overwhelm her.

Women workers in G20 most affected by Covid-19

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An elderly man with gray hair and glasses reads from a tablet while sitting at a table in a well-lit room, exploring details about the new pension scheme.

New pension scheme creates collective fund for employee and employer

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Elderly man with glasses and a white beard wearing a dark blazer over a colorful striped shirt, standing against a plain dark background, smiling lightly despite his past struggle with work addiction.

Cary Cooper: What to do about work addiction

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In schools facing staff shortages due to Omicron, students in a classroom are seated at separate desks, wearing masks, and writing on paper.

Omicron will bring mass staff shortages, including schools and retail

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A woman with shoulder-length brown hair smiles at the camera. She is wearing a patterned top and a chunky silver necklace, set against a plain gray background, embodying the joy and pride of LGBTQ fertility journeys.

Francesa Steyn: Why your fertility policy needs to be inclusive

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A person in a suit holds up a red briefcase with the text "Chancellor of the Exchequer" outside a building, highlighting potential job vacancies, as photographers capture the moment in the background.

UK has highest rates of job vacancies

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A woman in a yellow sweater works on a laptop with a small dog sitting on her lap, reviewing the office's Omicron Plan B.

Work from home rules explained

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An envelope labeled "HM Revenue & Customs" lies on a table with several British pound banknotes and coins placed on it, undoubtedly a stark reminder of the naming and shaming wages policy in effect.

Global Recruitment firm one of the companies named and shamed by...

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